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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE,

DIEDMoNT AIR LINE,
Il Schedule in effect juno 9Th. 1857.
$50 A. Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for Marrantoa
GorlOnsylle, Charlottesville, Lynchhurg ard stations
between Alexandria and lNnchburg. Bue Ritss
Csirrr Mnnf.on1ery a1d Nm or1ssrs iI I,, mp..s
Sleertr aslington to New Orleans.
ll:2i a. M.-fast Mail Daily Tor warrenion, char.
Iynchburg Rocky Mount, DanNillc and Stations bs-
tween lynchburr and banyillc. Greepshor,. Raleigh.
Charlotte, Atlanta. Birmingham Montgomery. NV
Orleans Texas and California Pullman SLEEPER Nes
York 10 Atlanta. III connection with Pullman Scepers
alIaniA 70 New orie@ns ana Mann Boudoir Sleeper.
trains Washington 90 Atlanta. Does not connect for
[; and @ route points sundays;
StrRsburg and intermediate stations Connects at
kNert"n With = V a. Z for Luray arriving 4. IA.
Gordonsville ChRTiottesviiie Louisville, CIncinna
and summer resorts and near Lane ches aud oia
Route Pullman sleeIers and Solid Trains Washing
noosa Memphis IAttle Rock and all soutlwestarl
Points; Through Pullman Sleepers Washington -
HOO L. M.-souJhern Express Daily for Iynchburs
DhilNlLe, Raleigh, Asheyllle, Charlotte. COLUMBIA
Texas ana California Pullman sieeners Maslii,g-,on
70 Montgomery, connecting with Pullman Parlur Gars
montgomery To New Orleans Pullman Seelers W ash
SLEEPER. Washington 10 tireenbrier White sulphur
SITlngs. daily except sunday.
Trains ON washington and Ohio division leave Wash
n. Daily arrive Round hlli / | az A n and Ia >
NJ; Seturning leave Round s1ll sos A NJ Daily ani
3o AZ palA exc Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte Dan.
and 20 NJ VS. East Tenn BrsiSi ana ~ ,Sc
burg ut l0:45 A. VI. aud 8 40 Z. NJ VIA Cles ana
ono foute and Charloitesville at s:4o r. M stras-
Tickets, sleeping Car reservation and information
inrnlshed ana bagas,e checked at ONCE 300 Pennsyi
Railroad 9th and Is siree;s JAS. l. TAYLOR
yo General Passenger Agent
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VEHr ATTRACTIVE
READY MADE CLOTHING.

We are pursuing our steady, legitimate course
OF trade, gathering in what bargains the market
affords and giving our patrons the full benefit
OF all such purchases In desirable fabrics and Of
standard manufacture and reliable workman
ehip. We only offer such clothing " will prove
worthy Of confidence, consequently we offer
clothing that will be satisfactory to our patrons
We call special attention to our Tailoring do.
rartment which Is filed with O very large and
varied line Of Cloths. Diaxonals, CorLscrews
Suitinss. Pantsloonings. &c. &C., which we
make to order at very short notice Shirts made
to oider.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
u 62o Pennsylvania avenue
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Garrett Trade
We are receiving daily our
FALL STOCK OF CARPETINGa
INCLUDING CHOICE PATTERNS IN
INGRAM. TAPESTRY, AND BODY BRUSSELS.
WE HAVE PAID SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT THIS SEASON,
Exercised the Greatest Care In
SELECTING BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY.
NEW PATTERNS IN FLOOR DRUGGETs, OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, &c. &c.
BARGAINS In BLANKETS AND COMFoRTABLEs.
ADVANCE STYLES IN
FALL DRESS GOODS. vRLvETs. &C., 10.
FULL STOCK DOMEsTICs
AT POPULAR PRICES.
JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
636 Pennsylvania ave.
South side. near 7th st. au27
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ELoCUTIoN
i the At OF a. Artistic persons education is COM
NO branch OF Education ia more scholarly refined
and "ssia am none pays better at the present day.
The Collegiate Courses oren October 5.
l. The Non-ProteSsional The Professional The
sn II
s aa e o an %ssa forms an
The Professional Course has two divisions: /. ORA
TORY; =. ACTING. There are also Short Courses
h6S SfS sstSSsf TS5sE aNaf
FISH fa5:,ss nis$sss arsfsE
osa Sffsh
nis ass ASIiNa Comedy
Iss Gsfss Is with s,
hs bSfs SIS ss E f. 8. pssS
aS Slf - fEss; sfHftSsS and ORA
s,s 9th st half bSct sfs. Of city yJ HOstonce
EAUQUIER FEMALE IMsIITITE,
orens Its ssh annual session SEPT H. 1857 st
nd 1ns 90
miles from Washington. The grounds, ten in all
@
Terms reasonable. and made known on application.
jy15eo-:5m GEO. G. BUTLER A NJ. Principal.
ID OCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
Ii Spring, Montgomery County. Nd, IL miles north
OF Washington City, reopens September 10 Thorough
training home government; health carefully attended
to NUMBER United. For circulars, address HENRY
c. HALLOWEIL. A. NJ. (Ysle) jyl-3m
ID iRDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE
- Charming location on the Delaware. Healthful,
homehke, thorough, and Christian. Superior 1scili
ties in Music and Art Manners, morals, and health
carefully guarded. Forcataloyues address Rev WM C.
BOWEN. A. NJ. Prest., Bordentown. \. j. jy6-2mo
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR. 7TH
- and sts n.w-A practical business education that
qualities young men and women to support them
selves ana successfully perform the active du les of
lie. Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing,
the English Language, Correspondence Rapid Calcu-
lation, Book keeping, Business Practice Civics,
Science of Citizenship, Stsnography and Type-wri:
THURSDAY, September !. at . am. and q pm.
Office open for arrangements by the quarter,
and after Monday. August 20. A Full Corps of
Teachers. Tuition tees-Regular business course day
sessions one year. So payable $40 entering, and
scholarship paid in full entering, 500 tuition
quarter OF ten weeks, $50, paid on entering Might
Sessions-Tuition SIG for three months, or $50 for
one year Seats assigned in the order Of rexstra
ton Special advantages secured by being ut
the opening Of day night sessions. Illustrated Cir
HENNY c. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. vice Principal. au6
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD.-EIGHT
permitted to board in clubs if desired Terms very
moderate. Preparatory School attached. Special at
tentlon gwen to fitting boys to college uuiver
slty or the military naval schools of the Govern
ment. Situation most beautiful and healthul For
catalogues address: Principal THOMAS FELL A. II.
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Inc steamer John ". Thompson will make her
regular trfp 20 Colonial Beach CoI,on,s and RACK
tssoa tomorrow t,aturday1 al $3.50 pm.
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Ias TOBACCO CROP, whether full or Short does
1oe snet Us as our hiyn-class tgaretteS are made
from choice old stock and we carry several years
supply IT. new Cross-Country, White-Caps and
-i0rC. ~ ~"
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PROPOSALS

DROPOSAS FOB FIREPLACE CRATES So
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR I'm NAVY
OEPARTAENTR
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Septenf,ar1 I a07
Sealed Proposals tor fHrnishing delivering aud set
ting IN pace coinpaess Eorty Ere-Piace Crates, with
wing Of the building fSf State. war and Navy Depart
TMELxE a On TUESDAY. the TWENTIETH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1887, aud opened immediately
ere. nstEuctions 70 hidsrs aud iorms OF pro-
poes1 VII oe 1uf1Snso 70 establtshed manufactures
TAOS LINCOLN CASEY.
ns~sososA0H Coioneas Corps Of Eng1neer2
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Drink the ssQueen OF Beers,s
II you want TO save doctors bills. The health of
your entire family will be studied by ordernr this
beer from the Agency, LOG d street northwest
rs cents per dozen. GIN
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ELEGANT FURNITURE At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale OF household effects tomorrow should com.
mand tie attention OF parties furnishing. Ii en-
braces every description OF household goods, and
the mos; Of IL OF a superior character. The sale
VIII commence promptly ut 10 O'Clock, at Dow.
nEgs, nth street and Pennsylyania avenue.-Ses
advertisements
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Bicknell's Syrup for diarrhu

Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH St.
offers Family Flour S54S bDi, S1.39 u bbi.. zoe. y
Dbl Pat Process 64S Dbl, s.. 63 Dbl, SIC. Dbl
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cog A RRR TIT ZEE RRR $3.50
Z a kRKR I En- k B r. ssss
VoS ~ 4 ( + ZEE + + SIS s 81
CEASE To Do Ev11:

LEARN TO DO WE'LL
Cut out the above and paste it in your hat When
ever aii evil thonglt enters your mind and you
tempted to put II into execution take Oh hat
yonr Faze rest the words tie text Cease to do
evil learn 10 do well" In almost every instance the
evil though. will vanish, aud III its stead will be born
desire Ito do well"
Memory will recall many wrongs you have wrought
BY not crushing out an evil thought
You will then begin to count the cost Of "cutting
against the gratn, and eventually realize that
1.-The way of the transgressor is hard"
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TNHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

T'HE GREAT SSsy1y,sr. Ror,r
70 THE ff2 RKGK SE5T SB sslIEEF
r,n.,..v. r. R.I IrT6GT ~. MAJ IS
aud Bstreets as follows:
For rittsburg aud the Nest Chicago Limited Errrs,,
efr da, S- 70 casa 3 snS f1Iy d Fa;:
snd Ba Car Ga "a 81 IRON Iau Hseg TO c9,ng,
SoChicago with sleeping Car I - q 10 Chicago
iisburg TO Cleveland, conns citing at Harrisburg
Iasc ISpress ioo6 NJ sk as i1T fiisrs
AID the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg -
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaisua Rochester. Buffalo, Niasara
1000 p n; daily, except SATURDAY. with Paiacs
For wiiiamspOrt, Lock Haven ana Emira at 9.5s
For A M NJ daily eseeD, ,s SUNDAY r. ooo
lev l eS afJ 10 aud YYe 80 No. an 81
ffpnss NO M miI:d 90 9; % ,, .Si
IA u o q, p Cars y;lo A H. daily. except sunday
For For fSstop WITHOUT change zoo every day
direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double
aaS AZ, 8 %, il 90 and 80 = n Oh sunday,
iisS ian,s sL S Isgs ssa 90 s.,,:s
Az s. sIS 1880 "a S Zoo g" ~. sSs
For L lG iS9s ins and 4iS a
except Sunday.
For sHS'P s.ssg. sunday sana.s e s eSS S2s
tssRasS fER kSD sfI
For Alexandra. 6 90, Gas, 40. o.47 1857 AN,
12;o4 noon. 200, 20 4:35. 9: o1, 500, 1905
and II 81 4. NJ On Sunday at 600 $40. Al
1u:la A. Mo-, q :0I : %, and 10 90 y NJ
For Richmond and the South. 600. 10 ,. M daily.
Trains leave Aie1andris ief wa1hinston o. 90
s 59 lG aid 9 70 AZ i saa Sco %ianl
except Aondayl. On Sunday at Z; 90. $40 aud
IL os AN: - 90. 5:lo. % 8 81, 10 AZ 4. NJ and
12:1.) night.
Tickets and information Of the office. northeastclc-
of 9th and Pennsylvania avenue and Mt
station. where orders be lett tor he checaingS
baggage TO destination hotels and residences
CHAS. l.. PUGH. General Manager
J. R WOOD, General Passenger Agent. le25
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EDUCATIONAL.
-
117n ST. NV. MRS. j. l. McGEE'S SCI
1-1lO 18th year, will reopen Septenibe


81 s ss:; Mi sss;sassl
French and Drawing by the best mas,ers see-lms
L will reopen Wednesday. September Il, Ut 2lO7
Send for circular. se2-3ws
GEoRGETowN COLLEGE D. G.
SS' & r. hissfH sTH ss R'0pen'
Bosra Tuition &e per session Of ten months. $500
ba1s s SSssdsss; ~ saoo.
s Ss!s1soe on s 1nSs'top p s. President.
GONZAGA COLLEGE,
and North Capitol sts.
Offers best advantages for
CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL.
MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION.
.a ogsn' ssp'em0sra slo per quarter:
for public school teachers and evening classes
LOUISE PoLLSSk Prineipal reOpans at 1oi4 10Th
st. September 1sth where circulars may be obtained
4 RI SCHOOL.-MRS. NJ H. PIXIES STUDIO IS
now 1T l531 Pierce Place as formerly where she
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS,
Nos 1912 and 12l4 14th st.,
No. 1407 Massachusetts ave. NV. Highland Place.
Washington, d. G.
au31-1m Nh. AND MRS. W. d. CABELL. Principals.
ERENCH, LEssONs-REFINED STUDENTS ARE
l. aware mat genuine pronunciation aud correct
T. .ps
bonnie University. Paris 1314I st. NV. se2-1m.
EXPERIENCED AND SUCCESSFUL FRENCH
"A teacher offers his services to schools AID families.
Address Box 159. Star Office. sep2-2ts
DROP. J. +. GERMILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO.
L Organ Vocal Music. and Harmony. Especially at.
tentiye to beginners, as well to pupils advanced
GIL St NV. SLIM
ERANZ SHAEFER. LATE OF PHILADELPHIA
L Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music.
SLIM 1882 18th st. NV.
SHoRTHAND REvOLUTIONlZED.-s LOAN-DU-
- Ployan, awarded Il gold medals. Simplest. most
private instruction daily tuition by mail Type writ
Ing taught by experienced operators. Call or send
Washington, DC. s1-6ts
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY.
"A 621 18th ST.. opposite q. 8. Patent Office.
81 EEK and 6sy nsR
sions. Careful and thorough instruction the COM
mon English branches, Bookkeeping, Shorthand,
asasr EHRToN kn and
s1-3Iu
MES fSS E1h T MkTHHSs k RS
M Mks M MASSs fnfRskS schoo AND
Sunderland Place Zone block south OF Dupont Circle
First term begins october !: 1887 s1-3lu
MISS, BALCH's BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR
MI Ladies and Gentlemen, 100 st., reopene OC-
1OBER 3. Special course for persons preparing for
na or Tor teschers Bo9kseep
given on guitar slim
CTAMMERING CURED
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was held last night at the Arlington Hotel for the
purpose Of forming an association OF republican
voters from various states residing In this CITY
Patrick O'Farre,l, OF Connecticut, presided, anC
Juni0u5 sinondS, OF Illinois, acted as secretary
No business was transacted, but a committee
consisting OF r. ID. WlddecOnbe, John F. Varnel
and A. r. Cunningham, was appointed to arran2,
Tor q future meeting.
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PERSONAL,

FERSONAL.
T HEREBY FORKWARN ANY PERSON OR PER
sons from trusing my wife. Dora Weisser who left
my bed and board without just or proyocation
end win not be responsible for amy debts &C. made
by htI. GOTTIIEB WEISSER
August 70, 1887. s M
GIvu SERVICE PLANTATION QUESTIONS
~ ana answer !, Ss1 "a 4HS; to book stores or to
au15-1m' Southwest cor. Stn aud II sts n ~
" BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH
Fsciltiss unsurpssssd By any firm in the coai bust
ness Meln ounce corner 11th ct and + L ave- Branch
su1O-3mo
an ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
6econd-hsnd Clothing. Address or cali At JiISTHss,
OLD stand, 01D ID st. NV. ;vSS6n
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Notice.
We have constantly Oh hand the choice kinds of
Oysters, such as Norfo!ks, Blue Points, Morris
Coves, Saddle Nocks Hampton Bars; SOFT and
ceiyed fresh every day and delivered TO all parts
q
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I NUyRt O1Ue,. IGt.uos eIl.-ESoston V0r:e,iss
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermi4; Sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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% OCK HILL COLLEGE. ELLlCOTT CITY, Md
III Conducted by the Brothers Of the Christian
schools Scientific Classical and Commercinl Courses
The Modern Languages and Drawing are taught with
out extra charTe Studies viii be resumed on the LIST
Monday of September. 1857. ~ Send for prosrectuA
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Telephone call 113.

HOTEL DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITY, MA A
- Open all the year. Warm water baths v - Y
hydraulic elevator. Opea lawn fronting the =. 81
sea ljy1-2ml BUhrON & MARSHALL.
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GTAMMER1NG CURED.
y System explained. References to patrons.
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART, PRINCIPAL,
Washington School OF Eiccution and Oratory.
ia NJ
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THE NATIONAL GRAYs.-A new military or1anf
ZaJtcn was formed last evening 1T q meeting AT
Hilton Hall, 10 be known as the National Grays
The company starts out with q membership of
thirty-01e, which IL Is expected win be doubled at
the next meeting. IL was decided TO tender the
captalncy 10 First Lieut.. Ludwig, OF the CONT
nentals,
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TO Make Room for my Fan St,

Fall Styles of Hats now ready, OF slime.
metz Sous, 1897 Pa. ave. Agents for "Knox'
and ''YOumanS," New York.
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CRUSHED BY FALL oP Rock IN TIE Tunnel
Yesterday there WAS q serious accident In the
Aqueduct tunnel near tbs Rock Creek shaft by
wllch John Bennett, one OF the workmeu was
badly Injured Bennett. with other workIuen
was mining the sides OF the tunnel when large
fragment OF rock fell striking him on the back
He was carried out by his fellow workmen and
af'erwar1 taken 10 Providence Hospital He was
found 20 oe badly crushed, and there Is out little
hope OF his recovery. He Is about forty-rye years
OF age, and with his wife and children resided on
Grant avenue, near ST. street. In the county
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l. Washington, D. c.
The preparatory school begins Sept. 10.
The Columbian College begins Sept. 19.
The medical school begins Oct 3.
The COrcoran Scientific School begins Oct g.
Thelsw school begins Oct. 8.
For catalogues or other information address
JAMES G. YELLING,
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COWS N TIE POLICE STArIOS-I IoCsE-This morn.
Ing, at hal.-past O'Clock, Policemen Branson and
horton found SIX COWS grazing on the parking OF
Penn-yiyalt avenue. ce wen 81 b and Ith streets
southeast. and driving them 10 the nth precinct
station, the officers went through TO open the side
gate or the yard, leaving the front door OF the
stauOn-hou5s open. Acting StatIon-keeper
Wheelock v as shortly afterw ard surprised on
looking up. 10 see t"O of the captured cows look
Ing AT him over the rail. ami the four Others
walked into the station house iire,tly aiter,yard
They were driven through 10 the yard and were
this morning turned over 10 Pouldmaster Elm
stein
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III
BEST FUEL SOLD
In the District at fair prices Gallon
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Who supply more fanilies with
COAL COKE, AND WOOD
Than any firm in the United States
wharves Depot aud Railroad Aard, 18th and Water
SITS s.w.
Main Office: LOO st NV
Branch Offices: 151l 9TH st. NV, 114O Pennsylya-
mia NV, Sd and sts NV, l2 9Th St W. 18th
aud Mater "a. sw, 4.3 10th ST NV
Connection with main office by telephone. jy..o
" BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE
Y Q tail dealer in Coke. Coal aud Wood. Colup,c.e
facilities. bottom prices, full weight aud measure
Large csrgoes direct iron tie mines by rail water
aud free from impurities The celebrated -Lee' hte
Ash aud "Lorberry" Red Ash Goals y specially Min
the Lee" Coal avn now hliilg the largest General
Government contract in the District. Send in your
orders. Cheap for cash. Main Once cor lth st aud
X. 1 ave- Branch ofhces-5ll A ST. u e. and cor 9th
aud SITS NV 3y.:S-3m
CoAu CoMa
AWAY DOWN,
BUT YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW
Hot weather talk Coal but prices are 90 low Il win
pay you to call on b. SAiTH aud leave your order
TODAY.
COAL direct from the mines arriving daily per cas
81 Coal DEPOT, LIST and streets northeast O. RR
Once 800 New York avenue northwest
Gail n: either place aud secure your supply
AUGUST kbACk-s. CHlAPi
A. B. SMITH.
3y133m coo NEW YORK AVENUE
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WOrktngmell, Attention.!
II you are IN want OF Stoves call AT Rudden'S
Mammoth Furniture. Carpet and stove install
Inc his STOCK Of Stoves, Heaters and Ranges,
All Union Made.
Also Furniture, Carpets, MattiugA &C., which will
be sold on easy weekly or monthly payments
Sewing Machine Renting and Repafr.
ing at Auerbach's 7Ih and IL streets Telephone
422.S-22. coz
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THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
II OF THE
COITJMBIAN COIIEGE

The exercises Of this SCHOOL viii be resumed the
10TH SEpTEMBER, with corps of seven teachern
The number Of pupils limited TO 100 and applicants
viii be admitted in the order Of their
posed OF pupils seeking instruction in lower English
branches aud the rudnents OF Latin, preparatory
beginning Of the year sufficient number OF pupils
shall apply class. with the daily oversight the
Principal will be placed III separate room, under the
charge Of teacher who will devote his entire time to
In advances in the first four clxsses. ESQ; in the nth
class, $50. No extra charge.
The Principal or Of his assistants, will from the
LIST of September be daily the school buildin 1885
II street northwest, to answer inquiries.
ANDREW i. MONTAGUE
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Baysage called for and checked At hc,eIs and re-t-
dences orders lett AT Ticket Office Ulg aud 1851
pENNSlLN ANA ANENUE-
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, G. h LORD
sep1 Manager. Gen Agent
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Gums and Rifles for sale and hire: repair.
ing. WalI0rd, 4S7 PENNSYLVANIA avenue eo3
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A kT SCHOOL. WEST END
n 1924 18th st. n. w.
Miss 9. W. KELLY, Principal. London Medalist and
recipient Of prizes from South Kensngon. Circulars
at Kyueals, 9TH st, au21-lm
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rERMAN-AMERICAN ACADEMY 924 G st. NV.
UReopens Monday September 5. Pupils will acquire
ready use of the English and German languages and
prepared Cor the High School. Latin French,
Drawing. Vocal and Instrumental Music. Night school
10, on fussoRyi ana 5fiaay: seno tor
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MARRIAGE LCBSsEs-NarrI2se licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the cour. 10 Frank
GOr1On and sarah Addison; Joan 4. Larman and
Mary Fest: CnAs- W. Buckingham anu Ella Pam
Pc; John %. Lucas, OF Alexandria, Va, and T.
Magt tllEe H4Lnuerly, OF Round Hill, Va: Jesse
Bates anu Annie Digs, both Of Prince William
County. Va; Wal. Garner AMI Lucinda Bird:
Moses Young and Harriet Russell: John Ii. Dade
and Mary 4. hamey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02

LOOK At Those SI.:}S fine ladies'
Button IN CITY Itenlsl at Standard Shoe House.
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AFTER using Dr. BicknelFs Diarrhpa and Dys-
ltery Syrup tell you friends what you think OF 1t.
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RoBBEKIEs REPoRTED.-Jno. Lynch, Of 1922 Con-
nectlcut avenue, reports Jewelry and money val
ued al E5 stolan from his house yesIerdly-
Amelia Roth, or ~ 9th street northwest reports
the larceny OF plush waist and snail change OF
the value OF So 40 yesterday mOrniLg.-Nrs. j. l.
Smith, OF 14S 9th street northwest, reports the
larceny OF q gold Tin. valued AZ IS yesterday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
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DJsprpsls Is dreadful. Dlsordsrei liver
Il misery. Indigestion Is foe 10 good
nature
The human digestive apparatus Il one
OF the most complicated and wonderful
things 10 existence. II IL easily put out
oforfer.
Greasy food, tough food. SLOPPY food,
bad cookery. mental worry. late hours. IT.
regular habits. AMI many other things
which ought not 10 be, have made the
American people Q nation Of dyspeptics
But Green's August Flower has done =
wonderful work In reforming this sad busi-
ness and making the American people 20
healthy that they can enjoy their meals
and be hsppy.
Remember No happiness wlihou,
health. Bot Green's August Flower brings
health and hspplness 10 the dysptpiic.
Ask your druggist for bottle. Seventy
flse cents.